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Why National Grow Your Own is the Perfect Partner to Expand Our Goal of Getting Passionate Educators into More Classrooms

By |May 21st, 2025|

At Passage Preparation™, our mission is rooted in a simple but powerful idea: the support for aspiring teachers deserves a high standard for entry and everyone deserves the support to meet that standard. I’ve spent the better part of my

National Center for Grow Your Own Partners with Passage Preparation to Expand Access to High-Quality licensure Test Preparation for Aspiring Educators

By |May 13th, 2025|

NCGYO and Passage Preparation Partnership Expands Access to Licensure Exam Support The National Center for Grow Your Own and Passage Preparation™ Partnership is a national effort to remove barriers for aspiring educators and strengthen teacher pipelines across the country. The

Empowering Educators with Immersive Reader: Breaking Language and Accessibility Barriers

By |May 12th, 2025|

At Passage Preparation™, we understand that preparing for a teacher certification exam can be a challenging and often overwhelming process. From mastering complex concepts to navigating study materials, aspiring educators need tools that give them every possible advantage. That’s

The Partnership Between Kappa Delta Pi and Passage Preparation

By |May 1st, 2025|

Empowering Educators: The Partnership Between Kappa Delta Pi and Passage Preparation In today’s educational landscape, access to quality resources is essential for all educators, including those aspiring to become a teacher. That’s why Kappa Delta Pi (KDP), the premier National

Exciting Expansion: New ILTS Test Prep Courses Now Available!

By |April 17th, 2025|

New ILTS Test Prep Courses for 2025 Certification Now Available! At Passage Preparation™, we are committed to supporting educators in Illinois by offering new ILTS test prep courses for 2025 certification. Our expanded course offerings make it easier than

Passage Preparation and AAQEP: Advancing Excellence in Educator Preparation Together

By |April 9th, 2025|

Passage Preparation and AAQEP: Advancing Excellence in Educator Preparation Together Last week in Tempe, Arizona, the warm desert sun played host to an equally energizing gathering of minds committed to the future of education. The 2025 AAQEP Annual Meeting—hosted

Missouri’s Return to Praxis: Success with Passage Preparation

By |January 7th, 2025|

Becoming a teacher is a noble aspiration, but the path to licensure is rigorous. One hurdle for aspiring educators is the Missouri Praxis exams, which assess subject knowledge and teaching skills. To feel confident when you walk into the

Passage Preparation’s Portal Uses Data to Enhance Candidate Success

By |November 7th, 2024|

Unlocking Candidate Data: The Passage Preparation Portal Using data to drive decisions is not new to education. In fact, data-based decision-making provides transparency and serves as a powerful tool for supporting aspiring educators as they prepare for teacher licensure

How Passage Preparation™ Aligns Courses with Certification Standards For Teachers

By |October 28th, 2024|

Why Passage Preparation Aligns Courses with Certification Standards Becoming a certified teacher is a rewarding journey, but it can also be a challenging one. The teacher licensure exams are often rigorous, demanding a deep understanding of both subject matter

Prevent Teacher Burnout: 4 Practical Tips for Busy Teachers

By |October 22nd, 2024|

Teacher Burnout Prevention: Balancing Work and Life Teaching is a rewarding profession, but it can also be incredibly demanding. With long hours, high-stakes responsibilities, and increasing expectations, it is no wonder that teacher burnout has become a pressing concern

The Impact of Passage Preparation on Teacher Certification Exam Pass Rates: A Case Study

By |October 15th, 2024|

Creating Resources to Improve Teacher Certification Exam Pass Rates When we started this journey to create certification test preparation resources for aspiring teachers, we did so with the input and knowledge of experienced teachers and teacher educators.

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